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Japan

31-38

Finished

New Zealand

0 : 5

11'

Brodie RetallickTRY

0 : 7

12'

Richie Mo'ungaCON

19'

Takuya YamasawaPEN

3 : 7

3 : 12

25'

Braydon EnnorTRY

3 : 14

27'

Richie Mo'ungaCON

3 : 19

32'

Sevu ReeceTRY

3 : 21

34'

Richie Mo'ungaCON

36'

Takuya YamasawaTRY

8 : 21

37'

Takuya YamasawaCON

10 : 21

40'

Yutaka NagareTRY

15 : 21

40'

Takuya YamasawaCON

17 : 21

17 : 26

42'

Caleb ClarkeTRY

17 : 28

43'

Richie Mo'ungaCON

47'

Craig MillarKeita Inagaki

49'

Faulua MakisiTevita Tatafu

49'

Sin Lee SeungTakuya Yamasawa

55'

Ofa Tu'ungafasiGeorge Bower

55'

Codie TaylorSamisoni Taukei'aho

55'

Lomax TyrelNepo Laulala

56'

Warner DearnsTRY

22 : 28

57'

Sin Lee SeungCON

24 : 28

57'

Gerhard van den HeeverSiosaia Fifita

24 : 33

60'

Hoskins SotutuTRY

24 : 35

61'

Richie Mo'ungaCON

62'

Naoto SaitoYutaka Nagare

62'

Kanji ShimokawaMichael Leitch

62'

Aaron SmithFinlay Christie

63'

Patrick TuipulotuShannon Frizell

64'

Anton Lienert-BrownBraydon Ennor

65'

Brodie RetallickRed

66'

Dalton Papali'iHoskins Sotutu

69'

David HaviliRoger Tuivasa-Sheck

71'

Shuhei TakeuchiKoo Jiwon

78'

Kazuki HimenoTRY

29 : 35

78'

Sin Lee SeungCON

31 : 35

31 : 38

80'

Richie Mo'ungaPEN

Venue Guide
Stadium	New National Stadium

News

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